AGRICROP PRODUCTION-9

Quarter 3 S/Y 2021-2022

SUMMATIVE TEST

Name of Learner: ___________________________________________ Date: _________

Grade and Section:_______________________
Test 1. Multiple Choice. Direction: Encircle the letter of the correct answer.

1. What is the first thing a farm worker should do before lifting an object/
a. Ask help from the co-worker
b. Test the weight of an object before lifting
c. Push the object immediately
d. Get the trolley or pushcart to transport the object
2. Which of the following should not be considered as one of the practices of manual handling of
materials?
a. Transporting b. running c. lifting d. pushing
3. The following are the benefits of nursery workers who undergone proper training to reduce
workplace hazards and which is not?
a. Never mind the danger of lifting objects
b. Avoidance of unnecessary physical stress and strain
c. Awareness of what a worker can comfortably handle without undue strain
d. Use of equipment properly
4. What is the correct body positioning when setting down the load?
1. Bend your knees, squat down and let your legs do the work
2. Keep your back curves. Remember not to twist your body while setting down a load and
keep your head up
3. Keep the load close
4. Plan your release. Once the load is where you want it, release your grip. Never release your
grip unless you are secure.

a. 2,3,1,4 b. 4,3,2,1 c. 1,2,3,4 d. 4,3,1,2

5. Pushing the load using hand cart, trolley or pushcart is better than lifting or pulling because…

a. It is easier and safer to push the load with the aid of pushcart or trolley

b. Body posture is maintained even pushing harder the loaded cart

c. It is easier to control the loaded cart with both hands and it is not prone to accident

d. All of the above

Test 2. True or False Direction: Write True if the statement about handling batteries and hydraulic
systems in handtractors is correct and write False if the statement is wrong. Write your answer in the
space provided.

___________ 1. Lean directly over the battery when working with it.
___________ 2. Make sure that terminals and cable connections are cleaned before reattaching them.
___________ 3. A full-face shield offers the most protection when handling batteries.
___________ 4. Make sure the area where you work with batteries is well-ventilated.
___________ 5. Smoking is not recommended when working with batteries.
___________ 6. When installing the battery, the terminals should come in contact with the metal parts
or tractor body.
___________ 7. Work in an area where there are sparks and heat sources.
___________ 8. Batteries contain sulfuric acid that may cause harm if it comes in contact with your skin.
___________ 9. Before performing any service to the hydraulic system, shut off the power of the
hydraulic pump.
___________10. Relieve pressure in the hydraulic system by moving the hydraulic control lever back and
forth.
Test 3. Direction: Encircle the letter of a hazard which does not belong to the classification.

1. Ergonomic hazards;
a. Improperly adjusted chairs b. excessive vibrations c. poor posture d. Pesticides
2. Chemical hazards:
a. Violence b. Acids and paints c. Insecticide d. Welding fumes
3. Safety hazards:
a. Spills on floor b. Faulty wiring c. Confined spaces d. Insect bites
4. Biological hazards:
a. Bird droppings b. Clogged drains c. Allergens d. insect bites
5. Physical hazards:
a. Poor lightings b. noise c. excessive sunlight d. stray animals

Test 4. Essay. Direction: Answer the following questions in a tablet paper

1. How do farm workers equip themselves so that they avoid injuries or accidents in operating
farm equipment?
2. How does reading and following operator’s manual help the farm worker in handling
equipment?
3. What do you think are the risks involved when a farm operator fails to check the equipment
before actually operating it?